MASTA BLASTA, by CHATTABOX & RICK FURY

MASTA BLASTA

by CHATTABOX & RICK FURY

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1.	Introductions 01:28	download
2.	Spit Ya Verse 02:59	download
3.	Masta Blasta 03:10	download
4.	Who Runs Barter Town? 03:46	download
5.	Bucket Of Spit 03:27	download
6.	All Nighter 01:53	download
7.	Poetry Ft. Rola 03:46	download
8.	Tongue Rippin Ft. Sir Plus 03:05	download
9.	Keepin It Proper Ft. 777 03:24	download
10.	Oh God! Ft. Gaz Shanksy 03:18	download
11.	Buffalo Skank Ft. Samuel Otis, Milestone 03:51	download
12.	One Mean Mofo 02:15	download
13.	Fuckin Up Ewoks 01:57	download

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‘MASTA BLASTA’ the new album from Chattabox and Rick Fury, both members of the newcastle crew Dialect.

This album is the latest offering from the duo since Dialects last album ‘D-DAY’ which received acclaim on both the US and UK underground hiphop scene. The two mc’s of the same crew broke off for what was planned to be a 4 track e.p late last year, they soon realised that it was shaping up quicker and easier than expected. What was going to be a promo e.p turned into a full scale album. Leaving behind the deeper sentiments sometimes expected from the lyricists, the two decided to do a straight up no bull hiphop album, expect lots of mc’s being dissed, clever wordplay, multi-syllabic rhyme schemes weaving in and out of hard hitting beats supplied by predominantly Dialect’s peta max and A.D.S of the skrufz, with some special guests on the production side as well as mc’s thrown in the mix

WHO RUNS BARTER TOWN!

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released 01 July 2011

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KILLAMARI RECORDS aims to spotlight who they consider to be the best emerging musical talent from around the U.K. Set up by ... more a group of individuals from all four corners of the country. We cover predominantly 'urban' music but are interested in hearing from any artists that think they would fit in.

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